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Romans 13:1 · BSB
13:1 Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which is from God. The authorities that exist have been appointed by God.
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For us? Well, we're inRomans chapter 13. If you have your Bibles here this morning, I encourage you to turn along with me and read along with me. We're in Romans chapter 13, and we're…
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…and he knows the plans that he has for us. Amen. So we pray. We pray for authority. The Bible says that authority has been established by the Lord,Romans chapter 13. Um a while ago, a long while ago, we were in an airport and there was a car chase happening on the TV screen in the airport, and it went on for a…
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…than those that are under their leadership. But rather, it recognizes that God has established structures for the orderly functioning of society.Romans chapter 13and verse number one says, Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers, for there is no power but of God. The powers that be are ordained of…
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[SPEAKER_00]: Well, turned toRomans chapter 13. [SPEAKER_00]: Romans chapter 13, we're going to be entering into it. [SPEAKER_00]: Kind of a mini-series I'm going to call it God and government,…
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…at this and say, does this mean that a Christian can never go into debt? Well, that's a discussion for another day. But when we're looking here InRomans chapter 13, we see that it's tied to how we're dealing with those that are above us in authority. So basically, don't owe the government a bunch of taxes,…
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Going to be inRomans chapter 13. We're going to continue our study in Romans. We've been in Romans for quite some time now, and we've learned a lot. Romans 1:11 really tell us…
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…our flesh has desires. And you know what Peter says of that? Abstain from that. Don't feed that. Don't negotiate with it. Paul said it this way inRomans chapter 13and verse 14. He said, But put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ. That's your identity. Put on him. And make not provision for the flesh to fulfill it in…
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…cannot make divine armor in his own workshop. The whole point is that you do not make it, you receive it. Paul says the same thing another way inRomans chapter 13, where he tells believers to clothe themselves with the Lord Jesus Christ. The armor, in the end, is not a set of qualities you generate, it is a…
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…And with your other hand, I want you to pick up Jeremiah 17. Aren't you glad to be able to get in the Bible this morning? Amen. I love the Bible.Romans chapter 13. I want you to see this in here. Romans chapter 13, look what it says in verse number 14, Romans 13, 14, Romans 13, 14. And with your other hand,…
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…they got saved. Today, we're not necessarily going to pull them aside and talk to them about every nuance of prophecy. And Romans chapter 14 andRomans chapter 13, and some of these deep elements, there are going to be times and places for that to be inserted into their learning process. But we have to give…
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…the work of the ministry. There's lots of ministry, lots of kinds of ministry. I'm going to tell you about a kind of an unpopular kind of ministry.Romans chapter 13. Give me just a minute. I'm going to take a little side trail right here and explain to you Romans 13 because so many get this one wrong. They look…
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…lest he be angry and you perish in the way, for his wrath is quickly kindled. Blessed are all who take refuge in him. And if you turn secondly toRomans chapter 13, I'll read verses one to seven. Let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those that…
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…intended purpose for them is. Especially as we're called to submit to them. So if you don't already, it'd be great to have your Bibles open atRomans chapter 13. Now, we're going to look at what our governing authorities are and then we're going to look at what they are not. First, in Romans chapter 13,…
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…it's biblical in the New Testament as well. Jesus reiterated the death penalty. Also, the epistles of Paul reiterate the death penalty because inRomans chapter 13, God talks about the fact that he ordained human government for the punishment of evil doers. And the Bible says, if thou do that which is evil, be…
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…um this morning we're gonna uh continuing our prayer today. We're gonna pray for those in healthcare. Um lift them up. We're coming from first fromRomans chapter 13, um, in a way that I think applies to all of us. Then we're gonna juxtapose that with Isaiah chapter 10, verses 1 and 2. Romans chapter 13, it's a…
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…here is a Greek word, hypnos. It comes from the root word that we get hypnosis or hypnotic. It literally means to be physically asleep. However, inRomans chapter 13, Paul is using it as a metaphor to be spiritually asleep. Paul is describing a believer who is physically alive, but dulled, sluggish, unresponsive…
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…caused my people to hear my words, then they should have turned them from their evil way and from the evil of their doings. Now go if you were toRomans chapter 13. So we notice so far you got people doing what's right in their own eyes. Every idiot thinks that their way is right. The Bible says everybody in…
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…get out of here. I mean, what an absurd interpretation to read this as Jesus abolishing the death penalty. Now here's the thing, go if you would toRomans chapter 13, Romans chapter number 13 in the New Testament. And by the way, Jesus already reiterated the death penalty in Matthew chapter 15 when he said that…
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…flattery. All he says is, You have judged this area for many years, so now you have the right to judge this. And Paul really does believe that. InRomans chapter 13, Paul takes a moment in Romans chapter 13 telling believers to submit to civil authorities. He tells them to submit to civil authorities because…
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…of messed up. That was my bad. I'm just getting used to it my first time. Let's turn to Romans 13. We're going to continue in our sermon series inRomans chapter 13. Romans 13. As you're turning over, though, I want us to be reminded of what Paul says in Philippians chapter 3. Philippians chapter 3, verse 20,…
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